Display max rows returned by a sql report

Hi all
how can i display the sql%rowcount from a report based on a sql-query. Is there a substitution string available to show me the "rows(s) 1-n of ??" in the pageination link?
Thanks
Martin

Greg :
Of course, I can not use the same query twice, I have many reports in many pages, if I do it with a select count in another query...it will mean that if I have 3 reports in a page, I will run 6 queries instead of 3.
Another thing: If I use : max rownum in the report query, I will get the number of records but in a report column, and I want this value to be displayed of out the report....in this case, how can I get this column value in a page item ? have you an idea ?
Thanks a lot.

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